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Suspects invited child for a picnic and later the five sexually assaulted him, took video of abuse

The air strike targeted a meeting of IS leaders and was carried out on May 28 and allegedly killed Baghdadi

Facebook, Twitter and Google made heavy investments and employed thousands to remove hate speech and violent content

Man and his two cousins were attacked with a knife after heated dispute

'The government must establish an illegal act by the defendant played some role in her acquisition of citizenship'

Facing criticism for sacking the man investigating the Russia scandal, Trump warned there could be retribution

The rocket is carrying signals from India and 14 other countries

Banned from playing cricket because of his skill, Zaman has taken the cricket world by storm

Police and family warning others about harms of using whipped cream dispenser

Qatar must announce its severing ties with all extremist parties

The court's action today was legally correct and may very well have saved numerous people from abuse and death

Suspect discussed plans with undercover police officer and was caught

The mosque was of great architectural and historical value to the people of Mosul

Man posted a picture of himself holding the baby out of a window with the caption, '1000 likes or I will drop him'

Saudi crowning of Mohammed Bin Salman as successor to current King spurs interest

About 1,200 and 160 Israelis were killed in the 2006 war, which millions in both countries

"We were used to a relatively peaceful region and now the landscape has changed"

Officers who killed pregnant woman had been trained to deal with people showing signs of mental illness

Witnesses have said that the suspect chanted "Allah Hu Akbar" before the blast

American Airlines canceled 43 inbound and outbound flights on Monday and 20 on Tuesday

Muhammad Khairul bin Mohamed, 24, arrested under the Internal Security Act

The idea of our Facebook pages is to reclaim the narrative, says co-founder

Roona Begum's condition caused her head to swell to a circumference of 94 centimetres (37 inches)

Government seeking to extend current state of emergency until November 1

Father says nursing staff handed him a "sealed packet" and told him that the child was not breathing and declared dead

Witnesses said he told villagers children were possessed before attacking them as their families watched

These men are the most senior bankers in Britain to be accused of alleged crimes during financial crisis

Analysts say such attacks are expected to increase this year

The journalists were accompanying Iraqi special forces during the battle to reconquer Mosul from the Islamic State

He said he was called to join "holy war" in Italy to "redeem the infidels" who "should have their throats cut"

Witnesses say mosque imam ‘protected suspect from angry worshippers’

The baby boy emerged on the flight of 162 passengers

Local authorities banned and threatened those attending with jail

Khamenei said in his speech on Sunday that any efforts to destabilize the Islamic Republic would not succeed

"We and others are ready to step in. Just how we do that is to be decided," EU diplomat

"France is in vogue again, France is cool," Spanish newspaper says

Militants have continued to mount numerous attacks on civilians and the army

The event was organised to unite people from all over the world and bring them together in the face of adversity

Ground commanders estimate more than 100 militants are still holding out in Marawi

Puffs of white smoke rose above Darjeeling's streets Saturday

Nhaveen suffered severe wounds after being beaten by helmets, burnt on the back and sodomised by five teens

One trapped family said they had started to "eat their blankets" to survive

Transgender rights have become a flashpoint across the United States after some states

Student was arrested for trying to steal an item bearing propaganda slogan on tour group visit

2016 report stated there were 260,000 illegal firearms in Australia

The Syrian Democratic Forces are battling to oust the extremists from the northern city

Hundreds have been killed while trying to escape to government-held lines

The remote region in Nangarhar province was most famously used by al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden

Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard has accused Saudi Arabia of involvement in the attacks

Maute was a suspected bomb-maker for the group